Poughkeepsie?yes, Poughkeepsie
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Poughkeepsie?yes, Poughkeepsie
I will be chauffeuring kids to a concert in Poughkeepsie. Rather than driving home I thought I would look for a restaurant/mall/whatever in the area. Thanks for your help. Concert is a Saturday night.
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If you feel like treating yourself to a nice dinner, you could head north to the Culinary Institute, about 10 minutes north of downtown Pok. You might want to make a reservation, though.
If you're heading to the Galleria, the Tuscan Bar & Grill is your best bet for a sit-down dinner, upper level by Filene's. There's also a decent Tex-Mex place that I can't remember the name of right now, on the lower level, on the Filene's end.
Across Route 9 is Osho, a Japanese hibachi restaurant, with a sushi bar. Might be a little tricky getting to it from southbound Rt. 9.
If you're heading to the Galleria, the Tuscan Bar & Grill is your best bet for a sit-down dinner, upper level by Filene's. There's also a decent Tex-Mex place that I can't remember the name of right now, on the lower level, on the Filene's end.
Across Route 9 is Osho, a Japanese hibachi restaurant, with a sushi bar. Might be a little tricky getting to it from southbound Rt. 9.
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Yes... the campus of Vassar is indeed a great place to visit and wander around (I spent several hazy years there as an undergrad - class of '79). The architecture and the landscaping are quite unique - I spent four years workign at Cornell in the 1990's, which is justifiably reknowned for its beautiful campus but I still find Vassar to be more appealing. Very good art museum there as well. There are a few small cafes and a coffeehouse on and around Raymond Ave in the Arlington neighborhood where the campus is located. if I recall correctly there may also be a few restaurants worth exploring somewhere down near the waterfront - more or less in between the train station and the Marist campus. Skip downtown Poughkeepsie - the city struggle for years to get people there and those efforts have fallen short - it's a very depressed area.
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